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  1. 14th Mar 2010, 10:31 #1
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    ID this plant

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    Bought this plant sometime back from colourful but melted after a month later. Need to find out more information about this plant. tks
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    please find attached.
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    It's Staurogyne sp. "Tropica".
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    Re: ID this plant

    why plants always melt after bringing home from shop?
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    Re: ID this plant

    Quote Originally Posted by kimchi View Post
    why plants always melt after bringing home from shop?
    Many atimes it is due to the condition of your tank's(water temp, CO2, substrate, fert, lights.....) & the place where you get them from.

    Plants will melt then most will be regrowing new leaves to suit the conditions of the new envoirnment if the conditions are not too drastic from where they were or are comfortable with.
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